Setup guide

to meet site security policy. Consult operational policy to determine if this method is

adequate.

1. Open the folder /System/Library/Extensions.

2. To remove AirPort support, drag the following files to the Trash:

AppleAirPort.kext

AppleAirPort2.kext

AppleAirPortFW.kext

3. To remove support for Bluetooth, drag the following files to the Trash:

IOBluetoothFamily.kext

IOBluetoothHIDDriver.kext

4. To remove support for audio components such as the microphone, drag

the following files to the Trash:

AppleOnboardAudio.kext

AppleUSBAudio.kext

AudioDeviceTreeUpdater.kext

IOAudioFamily.kext

VirtualAudioDriver.kext

5. To remove support for the iSight camera, drag the following file to the

Trash:

Apple_iSight.kext

6. Open the folder /System/Library.

7. Drag the following files to the Trash:

Extensions.kextcache

Extensions.mkext

8. Choose Secure Empty Trash from the Finder menu to delete the file.

9. Reboot the system.

3.12 Disabling Mac OS 9

The previous major version of the Macintosh operating system, Mac OS 9, does not

have many of the security features built into Mac OS X. There are two ways of

running Mac OS 9 applications: booting the system into Mac OS 9, and running an

application in Classic Mode. This mode is an adaptation of Mac OS 9 that runs as

an application on a system running Mac OS X. It is not recommended to boot into

Mac OS 9 or to use Classic Mode.

By default, Mac OS X Server does not include an installation of Mac OS 9. Some Mac

OS 9 files still exist on the system, however, and should be removed. To do this, use

the following instructions. Please note that great care must be taken in doing this;

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